Carp’s Kellys celebrate 60th anniversary today
CARP – Well known community leaders Terry and Margo Kelly are celebrating 60 years of wedded bliss, for the most part, today (June 30).
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ARAc briefs: Carp Fair, BIA to receive community-building funds
CITY HALL – Two Carp-based not-for-profit organizations will receive funding through the City of Ottawa’s Agricultural and Rural Affairs committee’s (ARAc) Community-Building Grants program.
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Graduation week in West Carleton
FITZROY HARBOUR, KINBURN – For West Carleton’s many students at the four elementary schools and one high school in the community, this week (June 27) is graduation week.
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Stonecrest track meet ends school’s athletic season
KINBURN – Last week (June 23 and 24) Stonecrest Elementary School (SES) hosted its two-day track and field meet, the last sporting event of the school year.
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Carp Commons creating artists
CARP – A popular art class is turning a number of Carp Commons Retirement Village residents in to budding artists.
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Tornado hero returns Canada Day with more found memories
DUNROBIN – While no one in West Carleton will forget the devastation wreaked on the community by the Sept. 21, 2018 tornado, what will also be remembered by the community is the kindness of strangers who came to our aid following the event.
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Dean shares glimpse back in time
GALETTA – Antique lover Barry Dean opened his home last Saturday (June 25) to like-minded visitors who then had the opportunity to see one of the largest private collections of antique farm equipment, engines and classic cars in West Carleton and possibly eastern Ontario.
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Sutcliffe declares mayoral bid in South March
SOUTH MARCH – Well known former broadcaster, journalist and author Mark Sutcliffe announced today (June 29) he will enter the City of Ottawa’s mayors race from Brookshire Park in South March.
Read moreOPS continues to investigate Heron Gate murder scene
HERON GATE – Ottawa detective continue to piece together a grisly scene which left two women dead from stabbing and the suspected murder also dead, shot by police during the incident.
Read morePinhey’s Point re-opens from COVID-19
DUNROBIN – It’s been a long time since visitors have been able to enjoy the beautiful grounds of historic Pinhey’s Point. That changes next week.
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